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CT Coastal Academy

Educational Transition Programming

UPDATED: June 8, 2021

The Connecticut Coastal Academy is at the forefront of a decades-long movement that recognizes the gifts of people with physical, intellectual, social/emotional and learning differences. Inclusion of non-traditional thinkers and learners is a strength we harness. Through restorative approaches to behavioral health, we nurture solution-oriented young people, who are proud to take meaningful roles in their communities. Our goal is to help young people understand how they can make a meaningful contribution in their jobs, social circles and communities. In areas ranging from carpentry to videography and graphic design, our students practice and develop creative approaches to problem-solving, and learn how to weave recreation and wellness into the fabric of daily life and purpose. We ensure that our students transition into the real world – a world in which they know how to communicate, navigate and achieve.

Located in Essex, CT, the Connecticut Coastal Academy is a state-approved, private special education program for students in Grade 6 through age 22. Overseen by the CT Department of Education, we provide educational supports and specialized services to at-risk students with disabilities.

  • Languages:
  • English
  • Insurances Accepted:
  • N/A
  • N/A

Address:

Connecticut Coastal Academy
192 Westbrook Road
Essex, CT 06426
United States

Website:

https://www.ctcoastalacademy.org/

Phone:

959-265-8184

Email:

info@ct-ca.org

Contact:

Pamela Potemri

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